The World in Transition For half a century, globalization built vast supply webs stretching across oceans. It made everything faster, cheaper, more connected, until the system grew so stretched that one disruption in a port could ripple through the world. Now, a quieter movement is unfolding: glocalization . The return of proximity. The rediscovery that regional strength can create global stability. Le futur ne sera pas plus grand, il sera plus proche. The future won’t be big

Not long ago, sustainability reporting was largely voluntary. Companies published glossy CSR reports, highlighting selective metrics and...

For years, carbon has been the headline number in sustainability reporting. Tonnes of CO₂ reduced. Percentages decarbonized. But behind...

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